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Anchorage just became the first Alaskan city to protect kids from so-called conversion therapy
75 U.S. cities and 40% of U.S. states now ban conversion therapy for minors, but anti-gay forces are still calling it a form of religious speech.
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AOC endorses gay primary challenger Alex Morse over powerful incumbent Congressman
Out progressive candidate Alex Morse is within striking distance of knocking out the powerful chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, Rep. Richard Neal.
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Federal appeals court rules that anti-trans school bathroom policies are unconstitutional
Gavin Grimm just won another court victory against the Gloucester County School Board of Virginia and its transphobic student bathroom policy.
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Gay Republican implies LGBTQ rights come “at expense of others” during convention speech
He followed up on Twitter with an attack on the Human Rights Campaign, urging corporations to stop donating to the LGBTQ civil rights group.
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GOP resolution condemns org that tracks anti-LGBTQ hate groups with ties to Republican politicians
The resolution doesn’t denounce hate groups. It condemns the “radical” group that tracks them.
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Trans woman brutally beaten in her own home by mob who threatened to kill her
Kendall Stephens says she hasn’t been able to sleep since she was beaten and called a “tra**y” in her own home in front of children.
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Teacher put on leave after GOP candidate whines about rainbow poster in virtual classroom background
A Republican politician attacked the teacher for her “Leftist indoctrination” on social media.
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Billy Graham’s granddaughter tells voters to choose Trump if they oppose LGBTQ rights
Trump said just last week that it’s his “great honor” to be the “most pro-gay president in American history,” but that wasn’t the message sent at the Republican National Convention.
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LGBTQ issues a low priority at the RNC but everyone thinks Trump Jr was high when he gave his speech
Red bull? Cocaine? All of the above?
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This pro-LGBTQ ad will air on Fox News when they cover the Republican National Convention
“Don’t you want to be a grandma some day?”